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Levi’s Horse

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directed by Torfinn Eversen/ Fourteen-year-old Jonas is a lonely and alienated young boy living in a small village in Northern Norway. He feels a certain bond with the mentally disabled man Levi and his little horse. When Jonas wants to be accepted amongst his peers he is facing a moral dilemma: He must choose either […]

Waiting for the Thaw

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directed by Sarah Hirtt/ Long divided siblings meet for the moving out of one of them. The atmosphere is tense. Valery, Victor and Vincianne take the road, not knowing that the trip will be hazardous… Waiting for the Thaw is questioning the development of family disagreements in the context of a critical and incongruous situation. […]

In the Fishbowl

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directed by Tudor Jurgiu/ George and Cristina are trying to break up. But despite their efforts and violent fights something keeps them together. “And at some point in going over my notes I found this pattern of breaking up and coming back together, and breaking up and coming back together and I found it funny […]

Danse Macabre

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directed by Małgorzata Rżanek/ A dense, pitch black night. The moon glances balefully. Someone will die tonight. Suddenly the carousel of death moves on and there is nothing to stop it. Joined by a fine thread the skeletons waft up and then fall straight into the clip of the fatal revolver. The bones are patiently […]

Whale Valley

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directed by Gudmundur Arnar Gudmundsson/ The film shows a strong bond between two brothers that live in a remote fjord with their parents. We look into their world through the eyes of the younger brother and follow him on a journey that marks a turning point in the lives of the brothers. “When I was […]

Olena

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directed by Elzbieta Benkowska/ A couple of young Ukrainians is traveling to Sweden. Boy’s wallet with her passport gets stolen on a Polish train. A thief throws it trough the window. They have to find it before a ferry leaves. The real reason of this travel reveals. “My teacher from film school said that every […]

Condom Lead

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directed by Arab Nasser/ A dream of the hope for intimacy and love in a brutal, divisive world. “If you want to learn about something, like war, like destruction, or anything else, you must look closely at the details. You can know the meaning of war, you can know the meaning of destruction, the meaning […]

37°4 S

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directed by Adriano Valerio/ Nowadays, 270 people live on a small island in the middle of the atlantic ocean. Nick and Anne, two teenagers, have known each other since their birth and are lovers since childhood. But Anne’s just made up her mind : she’s going to study in England, 6152 miles away. ““Normally I […]

Voice Over

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directed by Martin Rosete/ A French narrator jumps from one dramatic scene to another one, confused about the story that he is trying to tell and fighting with himself until he finally finds it. “I always say that the good thing about not having the money is that you have the time to prepare every […]

Short Films at the Festival de Cannes 2013 – Meet the Winners

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Go Social Film brings the Festival de Cannes 2013 short films into focus with unparalleled coverage of the Short Film Competition and Cinéfondation Selection films and filmmakers. The multimedia film magazine introduces readers to the Cannes International Film Festival competition filmmakers through personal interviews, film clips, and social media links to filmmaker pages. As the […]